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How to Connect Chords, Licks & Melodies - Pop Guitar Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- An Essential Pop Guitar Tutorial breaking down how to combine licks and chord progressions. Gain access to TABS, exclusive tutorials and other awesome supporter perks at / swiftlessons
Hello friends,
Welcome back to Swiftlessons for another beginner friendly guitar tutorial. One hallmark of an experienced guitarist is the ability to combine rhythmic and melodic elements. In today's session, I'll break down how to perform each chord triad in the key of G major and how to tie those shapes together with useful licks. Let's get started!
Navigation:
0:00 - Demonstration
0:40 - Chords in the Key of G
4:15 - G Major Scale Positions
7:00 - Practice Routine
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Ok,oui merci
Please: C, Am, Em!
Another good exercise!
I like the way you pointed out to "push and pull the rhythm for an emotional response from your audience." So true, I'll remember that!
Also I like your slide guitar outro. I'm sure that's you playing it, right? It sounds happy, even a little silly & teasing. Love it!
You've helped me a lot with leading and understanding chords since I've watched your full routine practice in the key of C. All I can say is a huge thanks to you, may God bless you. Love from India 🇮🇳
Where could I find this video, please ? How is it called ? Thanks for advance.
Been looking for an easy to follow lesson like this for a long time. Thanks for your fantastic lessons and awesome patient teaching style.
Omg...exactly what i was looking for!!! Tytytytyty
Rob, thank you so much for your tutorial and perfect explanation on how to proceed with this lesson. Always enjoy you’re enthusiasm. The one area of substance you’re viewers must realize in a realistic way, is everyone has a different learning curve. To be successful as YOU well know, desire and practice, practice, practice but have fun doing it. Thanks again and continue more lessons.
Made my day.
Very informative tutorial as always.
Thanks Rob.
the way you teach it's great in my humble opinion...very easy to grab...very explicit!!!
Your lessons are direct and clear - next level learning. Brilliant, thank you.
Hi Rob, just wanted to let you know this video was fantastic! It took me a couple of hours to grasp the timing and tempo, but I’m there and it sounds great. You’re a good player with simple detail in your teaching method. Keep it going and thank you.
You have earned yourself a subscription!
Also, congrats on 700k subs!
excellent and easy to follow step by step instructions. thank you very much especially for your methodical approach to the chords and scales.
Keep up the good work man. I'm really enjoying your tutorials and more importantly I'm learning how to be a better player.
A beautiful piece of music!
Rob hope you are doing well. This is another pure genius lesson. The way you firstly get the student to focus on the chords in the scale then stress to become familiar with the G major scale positions and then learn the licks sorrounding the chords it's just excellent. Much appreciated, thank you so much.
Grazieeee, fantastica lezione. Un abbraccio dall’Italia
Thanks for the lesson Rob have a new routine now
Thank you sir for this lesson, amazing, keep it up.
This is really helpful for me to expand my licks and transitions since i'm a beginner - thx!
Immensely grateful to you Rob. Your humility belies your skill and talent as guitarist, singer and above all else, a tutor.
I like how you teach to be a solid rhythm player even though you're an accomplished lead guitarist
Beautiful job been working on this project and I hope that I can do it
Thank you very much, Rob. A fantastic lesson, showing how to use scales to create melody within a key. God bless you ❤
6:56 wait, wuuut i was supposed to memorize that😁 great video and glad i found this channel.
Yess i needed thiss thankyouu
This is a good lesson to get strummers out of their monotonous strumming. It's great 😍 to have more lessons of this kind for other keys. With appreciation.
Really helpful, thank you.
Best explanation, thank you, but what to do further ?
Thank you 🥰
Teaching is not something everyone can do regardless of their skill set. The dots need to be put in applicable order. Just saying good job. You’re
Quite bright for knowing this. Good man.
Brilliant Rob! This connects up quite a bit of my disparate understanding of chord progression...
Thanks so much. Sounds great and perfectly explained and demonstrated.
enjoyed a lot
Always good, for a long time now. Thank you.
Great lesson! Your way of blending varying techniques and theory into one lesson is masterful. And extremely helpful. Thank you.
Hell yes!! Great lesson Rob :)
Thanks for this lesson. I struggle putting melodies between chords. Remarkable teaching 🎶🎶🎶
Wow thankyou 🙏
Great lesson!
Great lesson Next Key plse.
Great idea Allan, let's keep this going!
Nice and thank you 🙏 👍🎸🎸
Very good lesson
Very nice, thank you.
U teaching way is very nice!
Thank You Thank You
I can't wait to try this. Thank you. You're exceptional.
Great lesson. Well thought out and presented, easy to follow and very helpful. Well done.
Fantastic. Great lesson, great teacher, great guitar, Lag. From Brazil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷
Great job 👏
Excellent video 👌
This is sooooo wonderful!!!! Thank you thank you soooo much. Wonderful explanation and teaching style!!!!! 🙏
Thanks very much ! It's a vert interesting lesson with a nice Melody. (What's more, it makes me improve my English !) I am gonna work this piece of music with very much pleasure. And thanks for Chris Izaac and his Wicked game. I do subscribe to your Channel. Thanks so much !
Once again thank you so much very informative lesson as always 😊 awesome best teacher on the net 😀 👏
Good afternoon, Rob. Thank you for the fantastic lesson. I find these lessons so interesting for my guitar playing, because they upgrade it.
Would it be possible to upload more of these, if that is OK with you? Thank you!
Really fun practice exercise... thank you for sharing.
Great swiftlessons! Please More Lesson!
This is just so good. Thank you.
Love your LAG Guitar!
As I keep following the tab it feels like all the bits and pieces I kept playing has been put together in order as a repertoire by you Pro Rob 😄Thank you🙏🏽 Didn't you say Country Folk inspired?! That's me Country Girl😄
Great lesson . Excellent playing and explained well.
The acoustic sounds amazing💪💪💪
Very good lesson and very helpful... thanks a ton....🙏
Wonderful lesson. Thank you
very nice
very helpful thanks
Please, I need a lesson on Sparkle And Shine by Steve Earle. There’s something in the timing and the changes that just throws me off…
Hello your tuto's are Always so great . Please can you build tutorial " Saturday cuny william" Please please please I love this song. Merci from France.
Una maravilla. Suena hermoso 😊
AWESOME...INTERVALIC ARPEGGIOS NEXT LESSON PLEASE
Fantastic 👍
Wanderful
good
Браво дружище!!!!🎶🎸👍👍👍
Keep these comin, but more country type next time pls 🙏
Nice..now I just add pentatonic licks..😁
nice
This is good stuff. What I'm keen to learn is the theory behind the scale notes being played in between chords, that makes it gel together so nicely - or is it a case of trial and error within the scale? Thanks
Hey Everybuddy! ☺
Dude is a great dad I'm sure.
Thanks so much, I'm definitely giving it my all.
15:56
When your doing the fill inbetween are you staying in the G scale or switching to the scale that matches chord shape??
8:42
Does anyone know what that E sound is doing in the F# dim chord? I don't see it being part of the chord in any charts on the internet.
Im having trouble remembering exactly what I played, but E is the dominant 7th interval, which can be added to the diminished chord to produce a half-diminished harmony. So, it’s not out of place at all.
@@swiftlessons Dziękuję, Rob. Is it possible to learn all those nuances about harmony without going to a music school?
sorry the artist is "Cunnie Williams" the track is "Saturday" Merci
I checked on Patreon and the PDF isn’t downloadable.
Hey Russ, the PDF is downloadable, however you might have certain security setting blocking it. I would recommend trying a different browser, device or changing your settings so that Patreon is a trusted site.
Thank you, that worked. I absolutely LOVE this lesson
Please: C; Am; Em!
Railway don't come out here no more Bb A Eb and its cold Fm Cdim9 Bb~~ through Nambucca up the coast the grass is greener the girls are sweeter I did all the last ten summers ^D# Gsus4no3rd
I lik your guitar good sound
too fast for me
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